There are plenty of great causes out there, and the Call of Duty Endowment is certainly one of them. On launch day it’s somewhat customary to introduce a bundle in the new game you can buy, with which all of the proceeds go to help veterans in finding employment.
It may have technically started at 9pm PT last night, but we are finally in the day in which Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III has released. Everything is here now, campaign in the rearview of early access with Multiplayer and Zombies in full swing. Read up on all the
Yakuza: Like a Dragon was one of my favorite games of 2020, and ever since the announcement of its sequel back in June, I couldn’t be more excited for what’s to come. Little did I know that finishing Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name
Unfortunately, where there is competition, cheaters abound. Call of Duty introduced RICOCHET back in Vanguard to combat this, and while not perfect, has done it’s due diligence in keeping lobbies clear. There are new implementations now in Modern Warfare III, check them out as you ready up today.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III is now out in New Zealand, and I swear I don’t remember having so many friends from there. In any case, a new launch brings new things, and included in that is changes from the beta. There have been some fantastic ones, especially
Call of Duty’s install files have grown drastically over the past few years and the games become bigger and broader. Activision is taking its first steps to combat file size and streamline how players switch between titles. Call of Duty HQ is their solution as (from their blog post)
For the past few years, there have been near-constant rumors that the next entry in the iconic franchise would be announced. Earlier today, we learned from the studio itself that in early December they will show off the first trailer for their new Grand Theft Auto. This lines up perfectly
GamingTrend is eagerly waiting for the full release of Modern Warfare III after playing the Multiplayer Beta earlier this year. It seems Las Vegas shares the same feelings as the blockbuster franchise has taken over The Sphere. It’s a fun and unique way to market as well as build
